Odeon has pumped millions into its loss-making Irish wing as it plots new cinemas
The brand launched in the local market in 2012 and now operates 11 cinemas.
'My accountant said I should get a 9-5 job - that made me more determined to make it work'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Hampers & Co.
Cash-in-transit firm G4S got a million-euro sales bump after losing a major competitor
The company’s local business boomed the year after Brinks left the Irish market.
Low VAT rates may be divisive now, but looser EU rules could open a whole new can of worms
Much of the talk around Ireland’s upcoming budget has focused on the hospitality industry’s 9% VAT rate.
Dublin Port's move to introduce random drug testing for veteran staff has been slapped down
Testing of new staff was rolled out in 2013 without union agreement.
Freelancer marketplace Advisable has sealed €1m from some big-name Irish investors
Paddy Cosgrave and Oisin Hanrahan are among those who have backed the startup.
'I wish I was more patient - I want everything done yesterday'
Guaranteed Irish CEO Brid O’Connell also talks about overcoming a funding crunch.
Irish-founded fintech firm First Circle has landed $26m to take on Southeast Asia
The Philippines-based lender wants to eventually expand in the region.
Web Summit has agreed a 10-year deal worth €110m to stay in Lisbon
The Ireland-based events company said the Portuguese capital beat out 20 other bids.
A major hospitality firm has been warned over its operation of short-term lets in Dublin
The council is conducting an investigation into apartment letting agency the Key Collection.
Why e-learning startup Homeschool wants to be the 'Ryanair of grinds'
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the edtech company.
Booming training and member fees helped boost Ibec's coffers last year
The employer representative registered more demand for in-company courses on retaining staff.
Mytaxi is putting €600,000 into strengthening its Cork foothold
The plan includes incentives to bring in and retain drivers in the city and county.
As Deliveroo's international operation bleeds red ink, its Irish unit has delivered its first profit
Sales at the food-delivery firm’s local business nearly doubled last year.
Great Outdoors is planning a new flagship store in an old Dunnes Stores outlet on George's Street
The business wants to move out of Chatham Street, where it has been based for 42 years.
Poll: Would you legally pay your taxes overseas if you could?
Some find it unethical that Ireland’s wealthy use financial clout to reduce their bills.
The company behind Waterford's long-awaited UK flights has shut
Aer Southeast’s parent was shuttered months after renewed promises to launch the overdue service.
Michael O'Leary says strike action 'fear' has spooked passengers from booking with Ryanair
The airline’s forward bookings for the October school mid-term and Christmas period have been hit.
Dublin medtech startup Ostoform has raised €1.1m to bring its product to market
The company will be seeking regulatory approval for its stoma seal device.
‘Anywhere but here to be honest’: Why Eddie Rocket's is pushing outside of Ireland
Fast-food boss Niall Fortune talks international expansion and how Dublin has reached ‘peak burger’.